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DESCRIPTION:In this series of four workshops, Walters conservators, scien
 tists, and  educators explore the many connections between science and ar
 t. This session  will introduce the distinguishing properties of materials
 , including  minerals, metals, ceramics, glass, and biomaterials. Par
 ticipants will learn  how Walters staff use light—both visible and non-vis
 ible parts of the  electromagnetic spectrum—to identify the materials and 
 processes of  artistic production.
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LOCATION:The Walters Art Museum, 600 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:The Science of Art Part 1: Using Science to Shed New Light on Art
URL:http://thewalters.org/events/event.aspx?e=4060
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